A fiduciary is an individual who acts in the best interests of a particular person or beneficiary. In the world of financial services, that means fiduciary advisors must only act in the best interests of their clients.
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Financial planning is a personal pursuit. As your financial advisor, I’ll get to know you – your specific goals, your concerns and what you want to accomplish. By understanding where you’d like your wealth to take you, together we can plot a course to help get you there. With consideration for your entire financial life and the support of a team of experts, we’ll build a personalized plan that can give you the best opportunity to reach your goals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Edelman Financial Engines and our financial advisors act as a fiduciary when it comes to investment advice and investment management. This means we only make decisions based on the best interests of our clients. Not simply because it’s a legal requirement, but because it’s the right thing to do. Fiduciaries must act with a higher standard of care and we take this obligation seriously.
A financial advisor can help you focus on the future and gain control of your personal finances. Edelman Financial Engines financial advisors know how to help optimize your portfolio for today – and adapt it for tomorrow. Our advisors will guide you every step of the way as you embark on your new journey.
While not all of our advisors are able to take on new clients at this time, if you have a preference to work with a particular advisor, we will do everything that we can to accommodate your request.
Every financial advisor at Edelman Financial Engines is listed on our website with their credentials and work experience. You may use Find a Financial Planner to connect with an advisor near you.
You may also view the SEC’s public disclosure website for financial advisors.
At Edelman Financial Engines, we have more than 144 offices nationwide* – we recommend that you work with an advisor who is in your area. For those who do not live close to an Edelman Financial Engines office or are otherwise unable to meet in person, we have the option of having a virtual relationship. Don’t see a location near you? Our National Advisor Center can help.
* Data as of Dec. 31, 2024
We have more than 350 financial advisors* here at Edelman Financial Engines and our goal is to provide the very best service and experience possible to our clients. On our website, we have each of our advisors and their profiles available to the public. If you would prefer to meet with another advisor who was not assigned to you, please just let us know and we will do everything that we can to accommodate you.
* Data as of Dec. 31, 2024
Your wealth planning team is led by your local advisor in your area, who will get to know you – your specific goals, your concerns and what you want to accomplish. Together, you’ll clarify what wealth means to you and explore how much further you’d like your wealth to take you. Your advisor has access to a team of experts in everything from investments and tax planning strategies to estate planning and insurance guidance who can build a personalized plan that takes into account your entire financial life and helps you reach your goals.
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Please see the important information below if the planner holds a CFP® designation. Not all planners will hold this designation.
Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Center for Financial Planning, Inc. owns and licenses the certification marks CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®, and CFP® (with plaque design) in the United States to Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc., which authorizes individuals who successfully complete the organization’s initial and ongoing certification requirements to use the certification marks.